Audio Visualizer

Wave files tend to have a larger footprint compared to other audio formats. While compressing WAV items is a possibility, this action comes with losses in quality and sonic information. If you have uncompressed WAV files on your hand and would like to analyze their quality as in-depth as possible, Audio Visualizer can help you achieve that.

Run the application directly after extraction. The application is portable and stores its configuration files in the source folder. Loading a WAV should be easy, but there's an anomaly. The load buttons seem to have no effect when clicked, leaving you with a single method of loading a file in. That would be copying the WAV's local URL and using it in the app.

Once detected, the WAV files will have their structure revealed. The first set of data is files under the Memory area and reveals information such as the filename, samples, sample rate, bit rate length, and peak. For advanced users who understand how histograms work, there will be one displayed, as well as an audio graph and a spectrogram.

If you are wondering about the integrity of your WAV file, there is a way to verify it. The bottom of the UI holds the clipping finder. Input the values you wish to perform a clipping search and click the Find button. This feature, however, might not come by as intuitive if you don't know what you're doing with all those numbers, so a certain level of skill is required.

Audio Visualizer is a quality analyzer for uncompressed WAV files. Learn everything there is to know about a WAV's composition, starting with basic information to histograms and clipping detection.